This was revealed by the Chairman of Constitutional Law Reform Commission, Dr Eric Kwa, during the Certified Practising Accountants Annual conference in Port Moresby.
Dr Kwa said what was costing the state in millions of Kina in laws drafted by private firms, could be done freely by CLRC.
The CLRC is also the only constitutionally mandated office to carry out reviews and drafting of laws in PNG.
“The current legal fee that we’ve got from a private law firm, they’re charging K7 million for the drafting of a law.
